Posted by doogdoog on October 02, 2007 at 12:59:26 from (76.88.187.67):
In Reply to: Spray gun question posted by Kent in KC on October 01, 2007 at 10:29:14:
Aloha, There are bleeder and non-bleeder types of spray guns. If your gun is a bleeder type, then there will be constant airflow. If it is a non-bleeder gun, then there will be no airflow unless the trigger is depressed. A bleeder type gun is used with a turbine or a compressor without a reserve tank and it will work just fine with a reserve tank. The only problem would be that it might kick up some dust if pointed in the wrong direction (constant air). I once had a spray gun that had dual functions, bleeder and non-bleeder by turning a small valve. If you need further information, do a web search and you will come up with a lot of information.
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